The Holley NMRA Ford Nationals and NMCA Muscle Car Nationals season openers kicked off in grand
style over back-to-back weekends at Bradenton Motorsports Park. However, the huge momentum from
each series was stopped cold as the COVID-19 pandemic tightened its grasp on the United States and
around the world forcing our lives to adapt to a new normal.

ProMedia Events & Publishing have made dramatic changes to the schedule to ensure the continuity of
championship drag racing in both event series. The sudden change to the schedules are designed to
ensure both sanctioning bodies offer the racers, sponsors, and fans a full list of events in 2020
rather than shorten the number events.

"We began the year offering six championship races in each sanctioning body and we're determined to
continue that commitment despite the Coronavirus temporary shutdown," commented Steve Wolcott,
founder and CEO of ProMedia Events & Publishing. "Thanks to our incredible track partners we moved
pieces around to give our country more time to recover from the pandemic and ensure a full schedule
for racers, sponsors, and fans."

Coming off the unscheduled break, the Power Festival in late May will now include both NMRA and
NMCA at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway (Madison, IL) the weekend of May 28-31, now dubbed
the Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center NMRA/NMCA Power Festival presented by HPJ Performance. It offers a
few more weeks for the country's recovery. The facility and its staff are very capable of running a
massive event with both NMRA and NMCA sanctioning bodies. The Ford Motorsport Nationals has been
removed from the 2020 schedule and the recently postponed Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center NMRA/NMCA
All-Star Nationals will run on that weekend of June 25-28 at Atlanta Dragway (Commerce, GA).

The series moves to Route 66 Raceway (Joliet, IL) for the-as scheduled-Nitto Tire NMRA/NMCA Super
Bowl of Street-Legal Drag Racing presented by Nickey Performance. Once again working with a valued
track partner, the Bader family, the All-American Nationals at Summit Motorsports Park will host
both the NMRA and NMCA championship series. The final two events on the 2020 schedules, the NMCA
World Street Finals presented by Chevrolet Performance and the Nitto Tire NMRA World Finals +
Holley Intergalactic Ford Festival, remain unchanged and as scheduled. The NMCA season concludes at
Lucas Oil Raceway at Indianapolis September 24-27 while the NMRA finale goes down at Beech Bend
Raceway October 1-4.

"Over the last 19 years this company has been well-versed and experienced with operating two
sanctioning bodies at one facility. Our track partners and their staffs-Chris Blair at World Wide
Technology Raceway at Gateway, Kasey Coler at NHRA/Atlanta Dragway, Scott Paddock at Route 66
Raceway, and Bill Bader at Summit Motorsports Park-are excited and ready to help us run two
complete championship schedules with efficiency and offer high-quality racing experience for the
racers, sponsors, and fans," said Rollie Miller, General Manager and National Event Director at
NMRA/NMCA.

Miller concluded, "Thank you to NMRA/NMCA track partners and all of our racers, fans, and sponsors
for understanding these extreme changes as we adapt to these extraordinary times."

For more information on the Holley NMRA Ford Nationals and its revised schedule, visit www.NMRAdigital.com. For racers, fans, and
sponsors seeking more information on the NMCA Muscle Cars Nationals new schedule, visit www.NMCAdigital.com